some use a system called TCAS (Traffic Collision Avoidance System), but others have to rely on the ATC (Air Traffic Control).
Airlines are always late with their planes. Airplanes fly not by air, but by $$$ money. Pilots do not get paid enough to fly planes. Airplane fuel is to expensive.
Commercial pilots are any pilots that fly for to earn money, as opposed to military pilots or pilots that fly for the fun of it. Commercial pilots would include both Corporate pilots and Airline pilots. Corporate pilots fly for a specific company, flying the companies airplanes. As an example GM, Ford and other big companies have their own planes to fly groups around the country or the world. It is often more cost effective then buying commercial airline tickets. Airline pilots fly for airlines and are usually required to be members of a union. Another type of commercial pilot are those that fly for Cargo companies, such as FedEx or UPS.
They are called, "Pilots".
Gil Morgan has written: 'Cleared for takeoff' -- subject(s): Aeronautics, Commercial, Air pilots, Airplanes, Commercial Aeronautics, Juvenile literature, Piloting, Vocational guidance
1. First mass use of flying machines (airplanes). 2. Flying machines (airplanes) made from wood and cloth. 3. Before guns were added to the airplane design, pilots threw objects like bricks and grenades at enemy aircraft. 4. Germany was the first country to use airplanes in the war.
Douglas S. Carmody has written: 'Commercial pilot test guide, 1996-1998' -- subject(s): Licenses, Aeronautics, Examinations, questions, Air pilots 'The Pilot's Travel & Recreation Guide' -- subject(s): Guidebooks, Air travel, Air pilots, Travel 'Airplane Maintenance & Repair' -- subject(s): Maintenance and repair, Airplanes, Handbooks, manuals
An airplane's cockpit is the pilots' station in the airplane.
Some of the best airplane questions for kids include: "How do airplanes stay in the sky?" which sparks curiosity about aerodynamics; "What do pilots do during a flight?" to explore the role of pilots; and "Why do planes have wings?" which invites discussion about design and function. Additionally, asking "What’s your favorite airplane movie or show?" can engage them in a fun conversation about their interests. These questions encourage learning while keeping the conversation light and enjoyable.
The number of people who have flown airplanes is vast and varies significantly over time. Millions of pilots, both commercial and private, have obtained licenses and flown aircraft worldwide. Additionally, countless passengers fly on commercial airlines each day, contributing to the total figure. As of recent years, it's estimated that there are over 600,000 active pilots in the U.S. alone, with many more globally.
a pilot
Pilots use a yoke and rudder peddles.
It is called a cockpit.